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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1924
Page
8
Migs M Cottingham and Mrs Schofield are visiting the district. Several residents note fruit picking and garden overviews. A sheriff overlooks a bush for leftovers. The district reports a severe storm with light damage and upcoming religious and social events. Wheat cutting, frost reports, and cattle show prizes highlight the period alongside school reopening plans and local sports events.
A letter from Dan M. Johnston of Winnipeg invites farmers who can do six to apply for men as the satisfactory placement of these farm workers will be a key factor in Western development and betterment.
Advert describes Brill Cap products as high quality and stylish with new Fail styles now available. W. L Hednett endorses the items and promotes their look and value to customers.
Reports say an attempt to cause a serious wreck occurred Thursday near a curve west of the diversion section on Canadian National lines. Fish-plates and spikes removed, matches and cigarette ends indicate watchful observers. Bunk houses robbed. police arrest Mike Mitt and another suspect.
Manitoba hunters face a four day open season from October 15 to 18 due to a clerical error in the amended Game Act raising the bag limit to 65. The government plans a future amendment to restore the old limit of 25 and prevent further slaughter.
A nostalgic look back at frontier days recounts the prairie schooner and encounters with Indians as part of early American settlement. The piece evokes simpler times and the nation’s evolving story through vivid reminiscence.
A local ad urges settlers to attend a Saturday showing on August 27 featuring a film titled Pioneer Trails. The notice promises a worthwhile story with both serious pictures and a Lemon comedy, and warns against staying home.
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